YOUR SETTINGS

Kept in this browser and used on every map. Nothing here needs a map loaded, so it can all be set now — paste a crosshair, move the keys, and the first round is played with your own hands.

LEARN A SET

Walked one throw at a time with every marker on and no clock. Land one and it moves itself along.

AUGUST 2026

EXECUTES

Whole sets, thrown from one spot, on a clock.

WHAT'S NEW

WHAT'S COMING

An account, so none of this is on one device. Right now your progress, your streak and your saved lineups live in this browser — clear it, or open the site on your phone, and they are gone. Logging in will carry them with you and put your name on the runs you share. Everything you can do today stays free after it.

Your utility in the app. Throw one, press save, send it in — community lineups and community executes, credited to whoever worked them out.

A faster first load. The map is the reason people leave before they have thrown anything, and it is the next thing being cut.

Later, and paid: a history of every run so you can see a set getting faster, practice that picks what you keep missing instead of what you already have, and a coach that reads your throws back to you. The trainer itself is not going behind it.

Still not finished, and worth saying: the physics is fitted against pro demos — close, not identical — and some of the imported lineups land off, most of them on the BETA maps. If you find one, tell us on Discord and it gets re-thrown.

CHANGELOG

Everything that has changed, newest first. What is coming next is not here on purpose — it belongs in a promise, not in a log.

HOW IT WORKS

Real CS2 maps, the real grenade physics, in a browser tab. Nothing to install and no game needed. Everything below is free and everything you do is saved on this device.

THE THREE MODES — the pills on the landing, or ESC while playing

FREESTYLEAn empty map. Throw whatever you like, wherever you like. Nothing is marked and nothing is scored.

TRAININGEvery recorded lineup on the map gets a beacon. Walk into one and it tells you where to stand, where to aim and what to throw — then says whether you landed it. This is where you learn.

CHALLENGEThe markers come off and a clock starts. Five lineups, three tries each. This is where you find out. There is a new five every day, the same five for everyone, and coming back on consecutive days builds a streak.

SAVINGNothing to sign up for. Your best score, your streak, which lineups you have landed and which you have mastered are saved in this browser — so a different browser, or clearing site data, starts over.

YOUR FIRST SMOKE — about thirty seconds

1Pick a map. MIRAGE and DUST2 are the two whose physics are checked against pro demos.

2Stay in TRAINING and walk to any orange beacon. You get pulled onto the exact spot as you arrive.

3Put your crosshair on the AIM HERE dot. It turns green when you are on it.

4Hold left click and let go. If the recipe says JUMPTHROW, press F instead.Tap THROW. If the recipe says JUMPTHROW, hold THROW and tap JT.

5The smoke cam follows it down. You get LANDED with how far from centre, or MISSED with what went wrong. Throw it again — there is no limit and no clock here.

LEARN A SET — an execute, one throw at a time

WHYNobody remembers "smoke number seven". People remember taking A. A set is three to seven pieces of utility thrown in order from one place — smokes to blind the site, a molotov on the corner someone sits in, the flash last.

1In TRAINING, press ESC and find LEARN A SET.

2Pick one and press WALK IT. You are put on the first throw's spot and only its beacon is lit.

3Land it and the set moves itself on. No clock, as many goes as you want. Miss and nothing happens — throw again.

4When the last one lands it offers to run the whole set against the clock. That is the same set in CHALLENGE, with the rings off.

GETTING GOOD AT IT — what the app keeps

MASTEREDA lineup counts as mastered after three passes in a row on that same lineup — not three ever, because one hit in five is luck. The number on each map card is how many you have.

RETRYEvery run ends with THROW THE ONES YOU MISSED. Sixty seconds on exactly what went wrong, and the only realistic way to get three in a row on the same lineup.

DRILLOnce you have some history the intro card offers DRILL MY MISSES — a run built from the lineups you fail most often, worst first.

DAILYFive lineups drawn from the date, the same for everybody that day, with a streak for coming back.

WORTH KNOWING

TPuts you on the spot if you wander off it during a run.

◎ RINGPuts you on the spot if you wander off it during a run.

SPOT & AIMAbout a quarter of lineups came from a source that published where to stand and where to look but not the flight. Those rounds are scored on your stance and angle instead of where the smoke lands, and they say so on the card.

BETA MAPSSeven of the nine have real geometry and real physics but their lineups are not calibrated yet. Mirage and Dust2 are marked VERIFIED.

Every key and button is listed under CONTROLS.

CONTROLS

THROWING

LMBfull throw (left click)

RMBlob — the short right-click throw

LMB+RMBmedium throw (hold both, release)

Fjumpthrow bind — full throw, exactly like a CS2 bind

SHIFT+Fmedium jumpthrow (only while standing still — moving throws stay FULL, like in game)

ALT+Flob jumpthrow

1 2 3smoke / flash / molotov — in TRAINING the beacons follow what you hold

4cycle through the three (SHIFT+4 goes back)

0show every lineup's beacon at once, instead of only the one in your hand

SCROLLtwo thirds of lineups share a spot — the wheel picks between the ones under your feet

TABreopen the picker for the spot you are standing on

MOVEMENT

W A S Dmove

SHIFTwalk (silent, slower)

CTRLcrouch

SPACEjump

Vnoclip — fly through the map

PRACTICE TOOLS

Rrespawn on the NEXT spawn slot — cycles all real match spawns (pick one from the map in the pause menu)

Tteleport back to the exact spot + aim of your last throw

Lsave the throw — on a lineup you are standing on this REWRITES it (keeps its name, URL and credit); SHIFT+L always saves a new one

Cclear all smokes and trails

Pcopy your position as a CS2 setpos — works in the game console too

ZOOM SCOPEhold a throw button and a corner scope magnifies 5× down your crosshair for fine aiming — then shows the smoke land

Mmark the spot you're aiming at as a target

Nauto-aim a throw at the target from where you stand (SHIFT = medium, ALT = lob)

SMOKE CAMafter every throw a cam follows the smoke — corner window or fullscreen chase (✕ to exit), pick in the pause menu

ESCpause menu — sensitivity, smoke cam, spawns, teleport, saved lineups

MOVING & LOOKING

▲▼◀▶move — slide your finger for diagonals

right sidedrag to look around

THROWING

THROWfull throw

MEDmedium throw

LOBshort throw

JTjumpthrow bind (full)

hold MED/LOB + tap JTmedium / lob jumpthrow — keep the button held, tap JT with another finger

jump + THROWmanual jumpthrow

AFTER THE THROW

SMOKE CAMa cam follows your smoke after the throw — fullscreen (tap ✕ to return) or a corner window, pick in the ☰ menu

↩ RETRYteleport back to the exact spot + aim of your last throw

SPAWN ↻respawn on the NEXT spawn slot — cycles all real match spawns (pick one from the map in the pause menu)

📌 SAVEsave your last throw as a lineup

CLEARclear all smokes and trails

FLYnoclip — fly through the map

☰pause menu — sensitivity, spawns, teleport, saved lineups

CS2 SMOKE LINEUP TRAINER — IN YOUR BROWSER, NO GAME NEEDED

Real CS2 maps, real grenade physics, nothing to install. Learn a lineup, save it, and it is waiting for you next time.

SMOKEPRACTICE changelog

Your crosshair, your keys, your hands — 17 August 2026

Your own crosshair, straight out of CS2. Paste the share code the game gives you — or a pro's from any settings site — and it is your crosshair here: size, thickness, gap, outline, dot, T style, colour and alpha. The raw cl_crosshair block from the console works too. Every value is on a slider next to a live preview, because the app draws its crosshair in a browser rather than in the game engine, so it is a close match rather than an identical one. The long lines that appear while you hold a throw take the colour and keep their shape.
Every key can be moved, not just the throw. WASD is not everybody's: left-handers, AZERTY, ESDF, or a hand that simply does not reach. All twenty-three actions can be rebound, keys are bound by their place on the board rather than the letter printed on them, and one key only ever does one thing — taking a bound key leaves its old action visibly without one. Wherever the app names a key, it now names the key YOU chose: the top strip, the recipe panel, the guide, and the challenge's own instructions.
Where the hands sit. The viewmodel moves: right, up, forward, and its size. It is the other half of a shooter's screen that is nobody else's business, and the app used to have one opinion about it.
All of it before anything downloads. SETTINGS on the home screen, next to HELP. A crosshair, a sensitivity and a set of keys are what you arrive already having, and a map is 40-60 MB — waiting for that download before you can paste a crosshair means the first round is played with somebody else's hands. Everything is kept in this browser, with no account to make.
The smoke cam is picked by looking at it. CORNER WINDOW or FULLSCREEN used to be two identical buttons and a sentence explaining the difference. It is two pictures of the actual thing now, side by side.
The challenge says what to watch, and how to get on with it. A preview is three beats — the ground he stands on, what he aims at, where it lands — and which one you were looking at was the smallest type on the screen. It sits above the crosshair now, at the size of an instruction, with 1-2-3 so a cut to his eyes reads as step two rather than the clip starting over. The keys were always there and the screen never said so: A and D page the five, SPACE starts the run. The green ring also stopped washing a quarter of the frame green on the one beat whose job is to show you a piece of ground.
The daily says that it is a daily. A numbered set, the same five for everybody, and a streak for coming back — all of which was written down in exactly one place nobody reaches. The offer in the map names the day and what a streak costs to drop, and the home screen says there is a new five every day.

A menu that asks one thing at a time — 12 August 2026

Pick how you play, then pick a map. The first screen used to carry everything at once: three modes, a side toggle, then nine full-width map banners, then the copy — so the click that starts the game was three screens of scrolling down. Now it asks the two questions it needs, in order, and every map fits on one screen.
A loading screen worth looking at. A map is 40-60 MB, which is the longest look anybody takes at this app, so it now gets the map's own art across the whole screen. The numbers are the same ones as before — how far along, what it is doing, how many MB — because a pretty screen that hides a stall is worse than the plain one.
The pause menu has tabs. It was one column of eleven unrelated sections — mode next to sensitivity next to a spawn radar next to a teleport box — and finding any of them meant scrolling past all the others. Four groups now: PLAY, AIM & VIEW, LINEUPS, HELP. Leaving CHALLENGE from inside a map also gives the map back instead of dropping you on the menu with the download to do again.
A spot with several lineups no longer interrupts you. Looking at the mark used to open the card slider, which releases the mouse — so arriving somewhere froze the view until you had clicked through a preview you never asked for. The recipe panel lists what else is on the spot, the wheel moves between them, and TAB opens the cards when you want them. On a phone the strip says how many are here and the list is a tap.
Previews record the run-up, and stopped moving the lineup. A saved preview now starts from the moment you were standing in the ring with the crosshair on the dot, and keeps everything after it — including a run-up that leaves both behind. And re-recording one can no longer move the lineup: where you stand is written down with the lineup instead of being read back out of the last recording.
Shadows join the automatic quality ladder. If frames stay slow the app already steps the resolution down. It now continues past that — softer shadows to hard ones, then off — because the shadow pass costs the same no matter how small the buffer gets, which is why dropping the resolution alone did nothing for some people.

Lineups, executes, and a daily you can share — 9 August 2026

1057 lineups, on all nine maps. Smokes, flashes and molotovs. Every one of them was flown through the physics the app ships with before it was let in — anything that broke in the air, never landed, or dropped at the thrower's feet was thrown out.
53 executes. A written set thrown from ONE spot, in order, on a clock with a par time: the smokes cover the site, the molotov burns the corner somebody is sitting in, the flash goes in last. T sets take a site, CT sets hold or retake one.
A daily you can share. Five lineups drawn from the date, the same for everyone that day, with a streak for coming back. Every run now ends with a row of squares you can paste into Discord or anywhere else.
Progress on the map cards. The landing says how much of each map you have actually got. A lineup counts as MASTERED after three passes in a row — not three ever, because one hit in five attempts is luck and not a lineup you can be relied on to throw.
Two bugs worth naming. The offline importer built cache and vertigo with an almost empty grenade collider, so every throw fell through the world; and two different throws sharing a name quietly overwrote each other. Both fixed, both had eaten lineups that are now back.

Flash and molotov — 6 August 2026

Two more utilities, on the same arc as the smoke. The throw is identical; the ending is not. A bottle breaks on the first thing it touches, a flash pops in the air, a smoke rolls past both.
The models, and the fire. CS2's own flame instead of cones, black smoke off the top of it, and the molotov held in two hands by the game's own animation — with the Zippo cut out of the bottle and struck on the throw.
A utility switch you can reach on a phone. And nothing left down either edge of the screen, because a phone has no free side.

Challenges — 3 August 2026

The mode where the markers come off. Training draws you a ring and a dot, so you cannot miss and there is nothing to score. Challenge takes all of it away and leaves one thing standing: what has to be covered.
Study, then run. One card per throw, each playing that throw on loop in the world behind it — untimed, for as long as you like. Then the previews stop and each one is a single attempt.
A lineup is a smoke that ARRIVES a certain way. Landing in the right place is not enough: it has to come in on the same line and from range, so a smoke dropped at your feet cannot pass for one thrown across the map.

The ghost — 1 August 2026

Watch the throw, do not read about it. Seven numbers are a frozen pose: a run-up, a strafe jumpthrow and a crouched throw all flatten into the same record. The ghost replays the recording instead — his eyes, his keys lighting up frame by frame, at quarter speed if you want it.
Freestyle, training and a recipe you can follow without the ghost. Numbered steps for the spot, the aim and the throw, for when you would rather read it than watch it.

A real page per map and per lineup — 30 July 2026

One page for nine maps became a page each. Every map and every lineup has its own address, its own preview card when shared, and its own place in search — all loading the same bundle, so there is nothing extra to download.
VERIFIED and BETA on the cards. Verified means the physics was checked against pro demos on that map. Beta means real geometry and a playable map, but a lineup can land off. Saying so up front costs less than being found out.

Nine maps — 27 July 2026

Ancient, anubis, cache, overpass and vertigo. Joining mirage, dust2, inferno and nuke — the game's real geometry and its real collision hulls, not a remake.
It stopped crashing phones. KTX2 textures on every map, and an analog stick instead of the D-pad, so how far you push is how fast you move — which is the difference between a run-up smoke and a standing one.

EARLY BIRD · FIRST 100 Early enough that you can still change it.

Say a lineup lands wrong — it gets fixed that week.
The first hundred keep the Early Bird role; it follows you onto your account when accounts land.
No paywall, no tier. It just says you were here for this part.

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DE_MIRAGE

TRAINING

DOWNLOADING 0%

PAUSED

MODE

Step through an execute with every marker on and no clock — then run it for time in CHALLENGE.

SIDE

🎯 INSTANT SMOKE? PICK YOUR SPAWN

An instant smoke only lands right from the exact spawn slot — click the player you want to start as.

SENSITIVITY

The same number as your CS2 sensitivity — the app converts it the way the game does, so muscle memory carries across.

SMOKE CAM

After every throw a camera follows your smoke to where it lands.

FULLSCREEN

Firefox keeps a "has control of your pointer" bar on screen whenever a page holds the mouse — it is browser security and no page can turn it off. Fullscreen is the one place it does not appear, and it matches the game.

CROSSHAIR

LENGTHcl_crosshairsize THICKNESScl_crosshairthickness GAPcl_crosshairgap OUTLINEcl_crosshair_outlinethickness ALPHAcl_crosshairalpha

A share code works — your own from the game's crosshair screen, or a pro's from any settings site. So does the raw block: developer 1 then cl_crosshair in the CS2 console prints every one of these. The long lines that appear while a throw is held take the colour and keep their shape. Style and the dynamic settings are ignored — this app has no weapon spread, so there is nothing for them to do.

VIEWMODEL

RIGHTviewmodel_offset_x UPviewmodel_offset_z FORWARDviewmodel_offset_y SIZEnot viewmodel_fov — see below

Move the hands out of the corner, or push them away. SIZE moves the rig rather than changing its field of view — it reads the same to the eye, but it is not the same maths, so it is not called FOV. A true viewmodel_fov and cl_righthand need the arms drawn in their own pass; they are not here yet.

CONTROLS

Click a key, then press the one you want. ESC keeps what was there. A key can only do one thing, so taking it leaves its old action with none — the panel says which.

EARLY BIRD · FIRST 100 Did a lineup land wrong? Say so in the Discord and it gets fixed — usually the same week. The first hundred in keep the Early Bird role.

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